Falcon Finance

Falcon Finance (FF) is a protocol that builds shared collateral infrastructure for onchain liquidity. Users deposit eligible assets, such as crypto tokens and real-world assets represented as tokens, and the system issues USDf against them. USDf is a synthetic dollar backed by more collateral than the amount issued, so holders can reach liquidity without selling what they deposited.

The protocol also lets USDf be staked in exchange for sUSDf, a token that carries yield. The project says this yield comes from varied trading strategies of institutional quality that reach past basis spread arbitrage. Users may lock sUSDf for a fixed term, and base staking is described as flexible for withdrawals.

Its intended users include institutions, other protocols and individuals. The project describes USDf and sUSDf as tools for treasury management, where a team can hold reserves and keep liquidity available. FF is the native token of the platform, and the project ties it to the scale of the protocol.